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Is FOCUS the most underrated trait for a business to succeed? I asked the CEO of Arc'teryx Equipment, Stuart Haselden, if they would be adding to their portfolio of products to stay competitive in such a crowded space. He went in the opposite direction. When he started out as CEO in 2021, he noticed that Arc'teryx had products that didn't align with their brand, so they stopped selling them to focus on their core audience- mountain sport athletes. It's working- over 160 stores globally, $1.5 billion in revenue and their growth has been accelerating. Focus is hard, especially at a small business. Good reminder that being focused on becoming the BEST is far more valuable than being average at 10 different things. The CEO Series

?? ?? New season of The CEO Series coming soon, along with a new and exciting partnership with Cheddar !! ?? ?? I want to have real conversations with top business leaders. I find CEOs to be interesting people- they carry a lot of responsibility, manage large amounts of resources and often have good stories & experiences that shaped who they are. Here are some of the upcoming episodes, keep your eyes?open for them: Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker Smashburger CEO Denise Nelsen Tanium CEO Dan Streetman OLIPOP PBC?CEO Ben Goodwin PEAK6 Co-CEOs Jenny Just and Matt Hulsizer Build-A-Bear Workshop CEO Sharon Price John Innova Solutions CEO Raj Sardana M&T Bank CEO René Jones Xerox CEO Steven Bandrowczak Chicago Bears CEO Kevin Warren BMO U.S. CEO Darrel Hackett Craveworthy Brands CEO Gregg Majewski Which CEOs or companies do you think we should talk?to next?

Very cool to see our agency work live on 'Fast Money' on CNBC. We recently produced an advertisement with Femasys Inc. to share their story for investors. Nice work Christopher Salvi and the Salvi team!

Are CEOs really that important? Amanda Lannert, CEO of Jellyvision, is challenging this notion in our recent interview for The CEO Series by stating, "I don't think CEOs are that important.” Really flipping the title of our show on it's head! I had the pleasure of sitting down with Amanda- her authenticity, charisma, and the journey of Jellyvision showcases her leadership skills and business acumen. Everyone I talk to says she's Chicago rockstar in the tech/entrepreneurial/business realm and she definitely proved it! Amanda's perspective offers a refreshing take on the role of CEOs. Link to the the full episode in the comments below.

The CEO Series travels to Monterey Car Week at Pebble Beach! We had the privilege of sitting down for an exclusive interview with John Rowady, founder and CEO of rEvolution. rEvolution is a global sports marketing agency that works with prestigious clients like American Family Insurance, AWS, Continental Tire, Chipotle, Lamborghini, McLaren Racing, and Shell. During our conversation, John shared insights into his entrepreneurial journey, the complexities of scaling a business globally, and the evolving landscape of the sports marketing world. #TheCEOSeries #MontereyCarWeek #rEvolution #SportsMarketing #GlobalBusiness #sports

We are proud to share that we have been nominated for 2 Emmys! -Outstanding Achievement for Interview / Discussion - Short and Long Form Content - The CEO Series, Heather A. Hitchens, CEO of American Theatre Wing -Outstanding Achievement for Branded Content - Short Form - Riddell, Evolution of Riddell Helmets We are grateful for the nomination and are looking forward to the Gala with the other nominees in November!

From leading as Captain of an Armored Cavalry Division in the US Army to becoming the CEO of Arc'teryx Equipment, Stuart Haselden's career showcases remarkable leadership and strategic prowess. With prior roles as CFO at J.Crew and lululemon, he honed his skills in managing large organizations with success. Now he heads the global outdoor apparel company that produced $1.5B in revenue in 2023 with eyes set on growth. In this episode, we spoke about Stuarts military career, his experiences in past leadership roles and how he sees Arc'teryx under his leadership. ? ? ? Full episode in the comments ? ? ?

Do you need to be popular in order to be a good leader? We recently sat down with Brian Kelly, Head Football Coach of Louisiana State University for an exclusive interview. William Salvi spoke to Coach Kelly about his decisions to leave past programs like Cincinnati & Notre Dame, the new landscape of college football, and his biggest regrets.

New episode of The CEO Series with Brian Kelly, Head Football Coach of Louisiana State University coming soon, keep your eyes peeled ????. We spoke about his decision to leave Notre Dame, his biggest regrets, and how he is managing the ever-changing environment in college athletics.

In this episode of The CEO Series, Isabel Rafferty Zavala, the founder and CEO of Canela Media, explains her strategies that led to the company becoming the fastest-growing Hispanic media company in the U.S. Watch the full interview with William Salvi here: https://lnkd.in/e_BpKXxN